Breaking Kate by D. Kelly Review

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4 Smooches!

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Synopsis

Michael Matthews has been in love with Katherine Moore since the second grade. In Michaels mind there is absolutely nothing that will ever be able to keep the two of them apart. The night Michael is set to propose to Katherine the evening is interrupted by an unexpected tragedy that tears the two of them apart for good.
Three years have passed since that fateful night when Katherine, now known as Kate meets Daniel. After an awkward start sparks fly between them. Daniel and Kate fall hard and fast into the most passionate and intense love affair of their lives. In three years a lot can change, Michael knows he made the biggest mistake of his life when he left Katherine and he will do anything to get her back. Asking his best friend Daniel for help is his first step in righting the wrongs he made so many years ago. Unfortunately, neither of them realizes that Michaels long lost love Katherine is Daniel’s true love Kate.
While attending the engagement party of a mutual friend, all of their paths collide. How is Kate supposed to choose between the two men that mean the most to her in the world? Kate has to push past her heartache and put some serious thought into what comes next. One wrong choice and not only could she lose them both but Daniel and Michael may never recover their friendship.

Review

On the first page they’re all “I know that more than anything in the world…You are my true love,
Michael Matthews…that I know is real,” then a few pages later Katherine gets her world turned upside down. Michael blames her for a loved one’s drunken driving death…“I needed you, at least the girl I thought you were, the girl my parents loved as their own. Right now I am so angry at you….how long were you leading me on?”

The novel is written in multiple points of view, which I enjoy. I loved getting to know what was in the heads of all the major characters. A few years later Katherine becomes Kate and she meets Daniel and her world is righted, she is happy and finally letting go of the pain that Michael left behind.  While reading the book, the reader knows that Michael is Mike and Katherine is Kate, and this is why the book looses a smooch. I just kept reading and reading, what felt like hundreds of pages, to get to the point when Mike and Kate finally meet. I felt that all the male characters spoke like women, too wordy and with too much mush. I even showed by husband a few passages, and he was like “Guys would never say something like that! Hell no!!”
Overall the book leaves you hanging for the next book in the series. You are left with a love “square” (there are 4 players in this one), a pregnancy, and feelings that are unresolved.

4 smooches for this book…..The passion and romance that occurred between Daniel and Kate was great and left me wanting more. Hopefully the author will get to the point a little faster in the next installment.

LIsa

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